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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2005
Page
2
The Aiken City Council will hear Bill Huggins outline junk car issues, a priority since last winter's Horizons retreat. He will compare local rules with other South Carolina towns at a pre meeting work session, with action possible on new regulations at a future meeting.
The work session at 6 30 p m features a Bill Huggins presentation on junk car options. The 7 p m council meeting includes a second reading on rezoning 40 acres near Hitchcock Parkway from office to residential single family, a tour business regulation ordinance, annexation of 2803 Virginia Ave, and a cash grant of 41 500 to the Aiken Gold Cup marketing effort. Also under review is a plan to buy 11 lots in Governor Aiken Park and build a storm pond on five acres to fix drainage, with future use of remaining lots for homes. A proposal to remove buildings at 711 and 719 Hampton Ave for nonprofit housing or city home construction, and first reading of annexation at 2223 Whiskey Road for a Checkers restaurant development.
Despite rain the 18th Annual July Fest at Newberry Street Festival Center drew families to inflatable rides and activities. Local and national performers entertained on two stages while vendors offered funnel cakes and ice cream. organizers praised the turnout despite soggy conditions.
The 2005 Nike Peach Jam Invitational kicks off with registration and orientation in North Augusta. Volunteers from First Baptist Church organize meals and Bible reading rooms while NCAA coaches and scouts gather. Pool play runs Tuesday to Thursday with finals Friday, featuring rising stars like Brian Zoubek and Tywon Lawson and opponents from Seattle Houston and Miami.
Hopelands hosts Brazilian Night of Jazz on Monday at 7 p.m. featuring Chris Mangelly and Nat Gaddy with an ensemble performing Jobim inspired Brazilian selections. Admission is free with parking at Rye Patch and the Green Boundary. rain venue is H O Weeks Center.
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